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Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
This u What He Received Yesterday
Morning.
ELKroN, Nd, Feb. 16lh, 1887.

ELKroN, Nd, Feb. 16lh, 1887.
To THE WoRKIN0MAN'S FRIEND
Kind Sir: There Ii an old proverb,
when the heart is full the tongue runs
free, for I assure you, sir, were to say
everything that my heart feels II would
take % nch longer time than l have TO
spare this morning, for really my heart
is full OF thanks and gratitude for the
kind manner In which you have treated
me. Believe me. what say u sincere.
Every body 10 surprised ut my purchase,
snd can't believe that only paid $3.67
for that Peruvian satin lined suit you
sold me Saturday morning. Several OF
my friends will visit you this week, se
you really deserve their patronage, ~ l
may well consider you a friend to the
worktngman.
hope you will take these few words
for what they are really worth, rs can
assure you they come from my heart.
do, my dear sir, take great pleasure
In subscribing myself
Your true friend and well-wisher,
JOHN K. WILSON.
We have bsen authorized to say BY
the receiver OF this letter that dozens OF
people were turned away last Saturd ~
on account OF not being able to DO walt
ed On; but Mr.. Meyers assured our re-
psrter that all preparations arc made
to wait on every body favoring him with
call. The selling, ont sale is meeting
with unexpected success, and every bod
should take immediate advantage o
olotbiug sold at such unheard Of pricei
as this famous gen sleman. north wes
corn Of Fifth and Market, 10 selling
them for. A woid 70 the wise Is sum
cieht. Go there before 1t 10 too late.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
sale of Horses at Chester.

L W. stidhAm 8 Son, auctioneers,
sold at public tale, ut Chester. for r l..
ROBBERS, on Thursday, horses, 5000, S1S2,
$3.50. s2071S, S186, Si70. Sl77, $3.50, Sl67 ,
$i75, $l40, S17b, $lS6, e13b, $l98, $3.50,
$l44, $l38. Average for the nineteen
head $l64 76-100 per head. The same
auctioneers sold at Chester the same
day 80 tets Of new harness at satisfsc.
tory prices,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

Anothos Comet Discovered -EnthroneA
- - Abbot-fhos, =. Joseph Dtsals
ess, ss,1s5-oegysd. Bound asd Bobbsd.
/ Pssssssoe i. =. Barnard, Of Wander.
bllt UnivsEsity. at Nashville, On Wed.
nssday evening Uncovered aa0tksY
comss. II was very faint, end vas
moving rapidly In . north westerly di.
Fection. Its position was In right -.
|osnsion, . houFn. Z minutes, 10 seoonds;
|dscliDation. south. l6, 10. This dis
Warner prize Of 500. making u 800 In
oil taken By him.
Rev. DR.. Hilary Pfraeugle, elected
successor Of the late Abbot Tiiloise, Of
|6t. Mays Bensdiotins Monastery at
Newark, N. y :, was yesterday snthroued
- Abbot et st. vinoent's Monastery ~
LAtrobe. Penn. There was present .
large and distine uished gathering Of
soon ieave for st. MAry's whore his
formal installation will take plaoes
Thomas n. Joseph. for several years
Treasurer Of Tie Grand Lodge Of ODD
Fellows of Texas, has confessed . do.
fcit Of e23, las In his accounts with tho
Grand Lodge, that sum embraoipg the
Il OOtAIo AVuko lV Eoyb NO lO1t b0o
money nearly four years ago In min.
ling speculation.
| Esrly on Thursday morning the house
of DIR. George Taloott, In Brooklyn,
New York, was entered by burglars.
They met In she second floor hallway
Mrs. Kate Booth. . nurse In AttsndAncs
lon Mrs Taloott: gagged and bound hsr.
and carried Of 81 800 worth Of jewelry.
| Another Intellectual ballot for U. 8.
ISenator was taken on Thursday In joint
conventioh Of he New Jersey LegislA
ture. Tho result WAS the same ~ on
WednesdAy. sewell and Abbott receiv.
ing 81 votes each, the rest being scat
teri d.
The MArdi Gras festivities at New
lOrleaus began on Thursday. The
Knights pf Momus appeared at night
IN tsbleaux representing myths OF the
New World. The streets were densely
crowded along the line Of march.
Near LAvant, Ontario. on Thursday
John Benton, Thomas Woodruff, Juliui
Bagot, william Carver. and Janei
McOormAck were killed and two otheri
seriously injured 1t tbs Wilbun minel
BY fall OF earth from the roof.
Boston Corbett, the slayer Of Johf
lWilkes Booth, who adjourned tho Kan
Sos House Of Representative ON Tues
Iday Last By means Of two revolvefs, hAl
been declared insane and sent TO ~
asylum
Miss Nellie Manion and William Val
Tassell were killed by train Will,
walking alsng tho railroad, near Mil
burn, New Jersey, on WeduesdA!
night.
Al The Supreme Court OF New Jerse,
: has decided that the Law providing 70
the division Of the old borough Of LonI
I Branch Ia unconstitutional.
The danger from the food and 10
( gorge Of Lyons. Michigan, In copsidere'
l. past, though the wafer is still . foo
n deep In the main street.
: James Richardson, colored, va
g ly pchef At Dadias, Texas, on Monda
Il last for having shot deputy sheriff.
The Lynchbura Virginian, establish
! ed in 1908. suspended publication o
"a Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
"A GARD.

To Gil who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weak ness. early decay, loss OF manhood,
&C., will send . recipe that win cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy wAs discovered by o missionary
in South America. Send q eelf. address
ed envelope to the REV. josef Il T.
INMAN Station ID. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
House at Public Sale.

l.. W. stidhsm B Son will sell at
public sale to morrow afternoon Mt one
O'Clock, by order Of Henry Swayne, the
executor. the house No. Gil Tatnall
street, belonging to che estate Of the
late Elisabeth Shipley. Any one wish
ing Q bargain viii do well to attend the
sale
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

William II. Hayward, claim attorney
OF Washington, d. @, has secured In.
crease OF pension for Henry Jacobs oi
Pleasant Hill, Del, and Henry Kyle oi
No. 925 Orange street, In this city. The
latter served In company l, 183rd Pen D.
sylvania volunteers and fied his claim
September 29:b, 1886.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

A butcher writes denying the ailega-
tion Of o firm on Kisg street, ina,
spring balar ces are cheat, and con
tending that they cannot be tampereo
with, to the disadvantage OF the pur.
chaser, while the old trip scales can %
ar ranged to weigh rs the dealer likes.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

Jacob g. Beetem, druggist at Seventh
and Market streets, is absent attending
the funeral of his sister. who WAS
buried at Carlisle, Pa. to-day.
City editor Rogers, OF the Morning
News, Is sick with malaria.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Rife shooting Last Night.

Tho Wilmington Rife Club had q
gallery match at their headquarters,
last evening, with the following result,
out Of . possible. 30 points, on modified
Hinman target reduced TO 12X yards
practice:
H. B. Seeds, 6s; Re entry, "a; O.
Heipel, Sr., d; Re-entry, 48; II. Simp'
son, SO, Ra-entry, 46; j. Frapcis, "a; Re
entry, 43; W. Rice, 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
No Extra Charge

For "show" beef or delivery of baskets.
Lowest prices for best quality of beef,
mutton or veal at Will Lovell's stall,
No. II City Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

Fresh shad and herring, white fish
yellow perch. smelts, steak Goldfish and
sun perch. Oysters 25, 80 and 40 cents
at POwell's, No 3l8 Madison street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
'bcA ny a Map-of-D,r

Z te0. lT.-p phs French
!, ,ESrenncie, while LEAVING
,',, !. wv York. with ga passen
|, 80 %Is str1ck amidships by
ldl, .inan'of-war Italia, and
rbis S damaged that the csntai,' ain
| "a, .nt 20 pre'ont her sinking,
anu h'tsT holds sse iali oi d
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

John L. Stoddard Of Boston will give
two Of his illustrated Lectures in the
Opera House on March 4:h and ION.
Those who want TO see him can save
the trouble and expense Of going TO
Phiisdelphia.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Fire Aorsss' New Rig.

The two Beautiful dark bay horses
belonging TO the Reliance Fire Com.
pAny stood patiently In front OF Harry
O. Parker's harness store, No. 10 East
Third street, yesterday afternoon while
Mr.. Parker and his assistants rigged
them out In IN entire new suit Of beau :.
tiful black and red latest improved
swinging harness. The Intelligent ami.
mails seemed 70 know what was going
on, and when the last dnishing touch
wAs given 70 the adjustment Of the har.
ness they pricked mp their ears. shook
their heads and pranoed around - II
they were about leading of on Scotch
reel. The letter "R" and "No. Q" are
|oonspiouous In gilt upon the traces,
saddles and brides.
The Reliance got one OF these horses
from . farmer below Elkton about q
month ago, and another about two
weeks ago from William Y. Warner
and are perfect matches except that
the Cecil County horse has three white
feet. They are not the largest horses in
the department but they are solidly
built and symmetrical In every ontline
The Reliance hose herse 10 the oldest In
the Fire Department, being about II
years old, but his long training TO hi
work makes him m invaluable adjunc
to the company, which Ii now vel
provided with horses.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Skinny Men.

Wells Health Renewer restores
health and vizor, cures Dyspepsia. i'm
potence, Nervous Debility. For Weak
Men, Delicate Women. q.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

JAnney. Sn3 King street, has opened
the season for choice York State pota.
toes. just eceive,i, lovge eonsign-
ment from he bsst potato section OF
New York. Will cell to the trade In
quantities to suit at reasonable prices
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

"Rough on Itch" cures skin humort
eruptiOns, ring worm. tetter, sal
rheum, frosted feet, chiiblains. itch,
w poison, be.ber's itch. 500. jars.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns ,
Quick relief, complete cure. CornS
| warts bunions. 100.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

Three.story brick, No. 1903 Van Buren,
street. Good o der and pleasant home.
Apply at REPUBLICAN, office.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

The "EArnest Workers," . juvenile
mtssionaPy society Of the Union N. Il.
church and IN auxilisry Of the Women =
foseisn Missionsry eociety, hsid very
hne exhtbttioo last evening In that
church. A largo audieuce enjoyed the
psogsan. Rsv AAsm etenRls presid "a
end introduced the speaker. Nrs,
Sarah A. fIerson, president Of the local
Women's Foreign Missionary Society,
made . very elective opening addreca.
showing the objects and aims Of that
society and that Of the Earnest work.
ers." She produoed startling statistIos
OF the number OF Chinese and Hindoo
heathsn Who were reaching out for the
gospel She said the lack OF funds
prevented the sending OF thirty young
women over 70 China - m iasionafies.
None but women could minister To
women In those heAthen lands, and
youns unmarried women, who had no
families to hamper them, wsre pre-
fsrred, ~ they could devote all the
time 70 missionary work. She stated
e52 hsd been collected from tho Wo.
mons Foreign Missionary Society, and
- from the "EAlnsst Workers, which
had only besn organised since last No
vember. 6he expoctsd IN advance upon
this, however, OF Us BY the close Of the
conference year.
Ars. A. 6tengle, SECRETARY. read the
report Of the W0men's Society, show.
Ing thAt the memberkip had Increased
from ID 70 90. and ought to be 100. 6hs
| paid touching compliment TO two do
ceased members, Mrs. Kate Jones, who
was burned 10 death, and Mrs.. Foun
tain, . long sufferer from disease beiors
she was taken from labor 10 rev ard.
Miss Hannah DenAison, secretary oI
the Earnest Workers, read . brief re-
port showing that the society was or.
ganised last November with 40 mem.
bers, and 1t now numbered 20. The
children then occupied the balance Of
the evening In rccitatiops. dialogues
resdings and music, rejecting greal
credit upon Miss Amanda Medara, And
others who instructed them. Tho ex
ercises werehighly enjoyable and good
basket c0llecyiop wAs taken up to In
Gro ase tho funds Of the little folks.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Eclipse $3.50 ladies' shoes. OK. g. r

Don't forget the bic lunch ut Legg's
2o4 King street, to morrow night.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

When baby was sick, we gave her Caetoria,
When she wa Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung To Castoria,
torta.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

d. r. Dallas. $50 Madison street, has
always On hand the freshest beef, pork,
sausage and scIapple at the lowest
prices. He would be glad for call
from his friends.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
This day at the great tobacco mart,
Seventh and Orange.
Chapman.
Chapman.
Creamery

Butter, 45c. cream, "a; new milk, g.
skim milk, 8; butter milk, 4; whipped
cream, 10 cents per quart. Open from
z a. m. to $50 p. m. Fourth and Ship
ley.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

"what you coughing yet, my friend?,,
"Of coursel my cold Ia no better"
swell, don u stand ON the order OF going,
but 20 to the druggist and get q bottle
of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrap, quick" He
went, and he WAS straiRhtway MADE
happy.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
OUR RxPoRrER AsIoNIsHED.

A Great Sight Under the Clayton House,
on King street.
Ever since the existence of this paper
we have made Is rule to give credit TO
him to whom credit 10 due, and II the
public will 90 where this directs they
will be pleased they noticed this arti'
ole. We have been authorized TO say
that Mr.. Powdermaker, proprietor OF
the Great Western Meat Market, at 601
King tr set, will sell the finest "show
beef" at prices that will astonish you.
Give the deserving butcher call.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
SCOTS xMULsION or PURE

God Liver OIL, with Hypophosphitos,
DR.. j. sIMoNAUD, New Orleans, La.
says: "Scott's Emulsion Is the finest
preparation Of the kind ever brought To
my notioe. In affections Of the lungs
and other wasting diseases, We may
consider it our most reliable agent. In
. per fectly elegant snd.agresAble form. u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

j. Paul Brown, tho leading photo
grapher, 6l7 Market street. Our motto:
Good work only,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

A good piece of bsef, mu. ton or yea
at Ioveli's stall, Ii 2ni street market
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

Bargains in buttons ut 10 cent?. E b.
Riley, 22S King.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Buttons.

J Down they 60 to 10 oents dczsn'
22S King. Il. B, kiley,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Buttons.

New styles at 10 cents dozen, worth
%. Il. b. Riley, 228 King.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

Legg sets the hnest lunch In the city
o-morrOw night. 224 King.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Wo Caution All Against Them.

The unprecedented success and merit
OF E,y's Cream Bslm--s real cure for
catarrh, hay fever and cold In the head
has indeed many adyentursrs to place
catarrh medicines bearing some rcsem-
blance In appearance, style or name
upon the market, In order to trade upon
the reputation Of Ely's Cream Balm.
Don't be deceived. Buy only Ely's
Cream Balm. Many In your imme-
diate locality will testify In highest
commentator OF II. A particle 10 sp-
piled into each nossril; NO pain; agree
able to use. Price 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

For burr 8, scalds. and other wounds
Salvation OIL has proved itself to be the
best remedy ever used. All druggists
sell IL for 25 cents q bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
sPsuIAL nxuraos.
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II y D Bo0t
that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 22l0 ibs. OF the best,
wsll-cleAned coal In every ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kindling wood
In large loeda Lame for whiteWAah-
ing. Yard, foot OF Monroe street. Gem
|tral ONCE, Seventh and King streets.
Look for the blue sign. Open In the
evening.
Painting.
TilghmAn Dannex, house and sign
painter, No. 610 Market street. Job
bling propayly attended 70 and estimates
Doalosss Looh OaG
Gilmore, 106 East Second stress, has
reduced prices on tobacco and cigars.
VIII givs you baxaAins for the oash.
IL fine cabinet photographs and ons
largo frame sise free for $500 ut Hol.
land's photograph gallery. So7 Market
., Is VI 10 gem pictures FOR - cents,
~ Hollands gallery. S05 Market street.
Bush'e. 1Iench stzees wharf, II tb
place 70 buv yOuf onai.
Remnants Of embroidery cheap, at
Hukill q Roist's. and and TAtnAll 81.
For s,ot coal 20 10 Busn's. frsnGh
street. wharf
Ask your grocer for d. 8. Truitt's
pepper saNce and saur-kiAut.
Cream chocolate, % cts.st Ysrguson's.
Eclipse ~ 30 ladies' shoes. @. K. g. =
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
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DUE WEST NEWS.
All Sorts Of Stems Thrown Together
In an Entertaining Way.

DUE WEST, S. G. Dec, 12, 1887.
Miss Carrie Bradley, daughter of Hon. John
E. Bradley. Is In town visiting her relatives
and friends of this place:
Rev. w. l.. Pressly D. D., went to Columbia
last Wednesday, a delegate from the Abbe-
willie Bible Society. He returned Saturday.
take charge of a school In Laurens. That is
the place for Due West boys and girls to 20.
Messrs W. G. Bell, L. l.: Abercrombia, w. P.
Lowry, ]. +. Calhoun Jr., and Misses Sallie
in that County.
Subscription lists for the Due West Factory
are being distributed over the County. Now
is the time, come up and do your duty. Don't
let Abbeville County lag behind the other
Counties. Because the requisite amount can
not be raised in this place. do not become
and Pezer is owned by persons outside OF
Greenvllle. .Menloutsde o. this State will take
hold Of 1t, If we do our part.
Rev. Mr.. Carter conducted exercises In the
Baptised Church last Sabbath.
Rev. Dr. Latham filled Rev. W. F. Pearson g
pulpit at Upper LongiCane last Sabbath.
Rev. T.. g.. Boyoe, theological student.
preached in the A. R. P. Church last Sabbath
Mr.. II. j. Ellis made flying visit to West
minister on last Thursday and returned Oh
saturday. lie had u hig time.
NAL F. w. Il. Nance left for Greenville last
Monday, we smell pork and sausage.
The following officers were elected as the
last communication of Independent Lodge
| No. q A. +. NJ, for the ensuing maSonS year
J. r. G.. Dunn, w. NJ; J. y. Sitton, s. w; j. @.
McDavid.J J W q; II. p. McGhec Treasurer; F..
w. r. Nance. Secretary; James Magill, Tyler.
Miss Mace Latl lmer, OF SaIuda, was In
town Monday, to the good pleasure OF "some-
body"
| Miss Sallic SItton and Miss Corine Ware are
expected home now soon, TO spend the holi-
days.
! The following yOnng men were elected by
the Philomalhean Literary Society to partici-
pate IN the exercises at It's Internediate
crlcbration in January: President r. l..
| Brown; Senior DebaterS +. l.. Reid and II. &.
Bricc; Junior Debater5 r. b. Wilson and K.
| Il. Anderson; Junior OraturR. II. Henderson
| Associate Judges X. l.. Bell and G. +. Wilson.
Thes Euphemian l.. Society elected the
| following young men who will take part In
its Semi-Annuul Celebration In February
| President j. w. Baird; Senior Debators. j. Il.
Edwards aud J. NJ. Garrison Junior Debaters
ID. p. Miller and w. w. Bradley Senior Orator,
O. Johnson, Associate Judges, L. B. Kennedy
and J. p. Dale; Marshals, G. y. Simonton, +.
| y. Martin, Harold Sullivan.
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Cotton is still coming to market.
Rev II. f. Bradley, has In erection fine
residence which will add to the beauty OF the
city. .,.
entertainment at their church during the
holidays.
Captain ]. II. Youngblo4d contem,platcs
loss will be Green woods gain.
There Will be preaching In the Methodist
church of this place on the third Sabbath In
this month by Rev. MIR. Chandler.
Mr. ( q. Young was able 70 be on our streets
again on last week after Il long spell of sick
ness.
Mr.. II. brennan went to Augusta las
4 number of our citizens are looking after
their taxes at this time
'rhe Misses Smart worshipped with the a
II. Prcsbyteran's S on last Sabbath.
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"The toy the child likes best genuine
stone building blocks. Something new, at
tractve and Instructive There should be
box In every family OF children; III 1r Gail III
A full line OF scrap books for children aud
grown up people at Smith & Sons. 12-l4 2t
Photograph and autograph albums; large
and small, for old and young Mt smith Il
Sons. l2.ll 2t
Vases! vases! vases ~! you never saw the
| like before. Smith d sons. l2-l4 2t
| Fine plated table spoons teaspoons and
wife. Smith L. Son. 12-I4 1t
Cups and saucerS, china mugs, china tea
Sets; and lots of other pretty china and glass
| ware for Christmas presents hi Smith q Sons:
l2.li 2t
| An exquisite assortment of scarf-pins,
sleeve buttons, and collar buttons at Smith d
Sons. l2-lI 81
Wax and China dolls, doll-carrIases. rock
ing horses, large and small toy wagons.
Smith Il Son. l2-l4 2t
A bran new lot OF cravats for gents, and
boys just received. Smith & Son. l2-1l 2t
Attention housck eepers! Now Is the time to
secure bargains In blankets, carpets and rugs.
Call on Smith & Son. l2li2t
Prepare for hard weather by getting one Of
our warm comfortable lap rOUeS or water
proof over Goals. Smith d Son. 12-l4 2t
Treat yourself to q good saddle and hand
some cheap set of buggy harness now while
money Is flush. Both can be had OF smith q
Son. 12-l4 2t
! Everything one could wish for in dry goods,
boots, shoes, hats, &C., &c., ut Smith sons.
| l2.14 2t
A nice fresh lot Of nuts and fruits just open.
I'd at Smith & Sons. 12l4 II
| If you haven't bought one Of onr halfbar-
rels of choice sugar you should do so at once.
smith & Son. l2'l4 "
We open this week several barrels of pure
choice candies for the holiday trade. Smith
& son. 12142t
To arrive this week several boxes OF choice
! fresh cakes and crack ers. Nick -nacks for the
holidays. Smith & Son. l2-l4 2t
Canned goods. flower, buckwheat, syrups,
bacon. lard, Sausages; and all Of the Substan-
tial groceries. Lay in supply.for Christmas.
We can supply you ut reasonable prices.
Smith & Som 1914 2t